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The Yankees slugger brought his team back from the brink of elimination by homering on the sort of pitch that no one had been able to before. In doing so, an enduring narrative died.

The Franco-American team has unveiled its line-up for the 2025-2026 season, with Taylor Barnard joining Maximilian Guenther to form one of the most promising duos on the grid

There’s a shift under the hood in 2025—and no, it’s not a cool new engine. But among men who follow automotive trends, some car brands are quietly falling out of favor. Whether it’s due to epic missteps, market retraction, or fading innovation, these brands are making drivers look elsewhere—and fast.…

The automotive conglomerate with 14 car brands under its corporate umbrella didn’t have a great first half of the year. Stellantis reported a net loss of €2.3 billion, with net revenues down 13 percent compared to H1 2024. Sales figures in key regions were also underwhelming. Shipments in North America…

As on the previous day, the day's programme was punctuated by a practice session at 10:00 local time, followed by qualifying at 12:20 local time and the start of the race at 17:03 local time. However, track conditions were more favourable, with milder outside temperatures and a track cleaned by…

Third in the teams' championship going into London, the DS Penske team is more determined than ever to maintain its position. To do so, it needs to finish the race and score points by getting both cars into the top 10, as it has done several times this season. But…

The celebrities immerse themselves in special forces training, led by chief instructor Billy Billingham and his team of directing staff

The Channel 4 reality series will follow 14 celebrities as they endure special forces training to try and make it through SAS selection.

You might think car brands are rock-solid, but 2025 is proving that’s far from true. With new EV mandates, rising interest rates, and cut-throat market competition, some automakers are quietly struggling. Even big names are shuttering factories, slashing models, or relying on cross-brand deals just to survive. Knowing which car…

Holding third in the championship in Germany, the Franco-American team's goal was to maintain its position. The goal was achieved thanks to the exceptional performance of Jean-Eric Vergne, who finished third after starting from 18th on the grid.

Hampered by suspension problems (a common issue affecting all cars) while in third place, French driver Jean-Éric Vergne was forced to retire, while Maximilian Günther finished sixth after spending most of the race in the top five.